The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-28
THE WIND-UP AT MONMOUTH.
9hRRIsoy RIDES IN SIX RACES AND
Adds Two TO MS SCORE

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B-t lie Can No 10 60 Finish Second
Jockey Mccarthy Causes Treubie-Fsst
Hiding and Close Finishes the Ruie.
The meeting Of the Monmouth Park Racing
Association which terminated yesterday was
the most successful and brilliant ever hold on
this continent. During the twenty-five race
days the association paid out t187000 added
money the book nakors handed t125.000 to the
association. and about $4,000 visitors paid to
ace the sport-many Of them pretty heavily.
The bookmakers reaped . fair harvest. with
the exception OF few days about two weeks
ago, when they were hit all around. several
hard enough to knock them out
Mr.. Lucius Appleby Of the bookmakinG Arm
Of Appleby h johnson said that the betting all
through was the heaviest he had ever seen.
The public bet on all the horses. Sixty book
makers did business tho fret two weeks OF
the meeting, then the number was reduced to
afty-four Only about fifteen of the fraternity
are said to have made much money above ex-
penses. They Jointly paid 5000 day TO the
association for the betting privileges.
The attendance was large and enthusiastic
Yesterday the track was in good condition for
fast time, and quick time for Monmouth. was
made. Tho finishes were excitinGly close,
notably 80 In the third race, handicap OF
mile, In which Donohue. on Esauimau. beat
Garrison, on stuyvesant, the favorite By .
head, Bevidere tapping Stuyvesant to the
head and Drake only q head behind BelvIdere.
The riding OF the rival Jockeys, Mclaughlin
and Garrison. was watched with growing in
terest Garrison had six mounts to McLauah-
lin's three Both received applause each time
they came out. Garrison getting the lions
sbare, The excitement rose to high pitch In
the seventh and last race. when Mclaughlin.
on Green Morris's horse Favor, and Garrison.
on his own colt Cyclops, left tho
ruck behind 100 yards from home in q
driving finish, Garrison beating Mclaughlin In
BY three-Quarters Of length. Garrison also
won the opening race on his horse Eolian.
Mclaughlin failed 70 add to his scoro Of win
ming m9Snts The DIVERS did not start
Mclaughlin and Garrison now stands: Garri-
Son, 50; Mclaughlin. GO.
out Of the seven reewarding their backers-
Preakness Stables Rupert. In u fast race OF u
ns S ans sad dag Tor o
Hot-headed and cratic Jockey Mccarthy
and and broke plate over his head, cutting him
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usage, for the reason that the owners like the
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on Sea Fog and Theora. Some OF them naturally
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case eli Il Theora and Sea Fog had been scratched
ct the proper time.
The races were run in this order:
THE OPENING DASH.
81 n. a 'S s with
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Easter sunday a,shT Hi%s rs Jennie B. also .''
kss Sunday nil,s and 9.sns T.
.preciosa. Jennie B.. and Bess ran in tho front
the club house turn, shadowed b, Preciosa and
Bess Passing the quarter post: Jennie Va; ana
close race TO the " haiimile post. where jennie
close up. Preciosa headed Jennie b. on the
Eolian In third place Swallowed BY McLanghiin
on Bess. Preciosa held the lead until we'll
Eolian Tor the race. Taking the lead in the
last 100 yards, he landed Eolian winner alength
In front OF Preciosa.
FLIGHT OF THE JUvEN1LEs.
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speeiweil, Don Carlos Figaro My own Larchmont
Pyramid s'r'nAd'F' "1 His s!um I!,9' also ran
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The youngsters caused delay and trouble at
the post BY repeated false breakaways.. Mr..
Caldwell got them in line at last and sent them
serenadsr, and Taragon raced we'll abreast
along the backstretch In the opening furlong.
quarter from the start. Mr.. Uassatts reI.whito,
q sRK bend iSr .s ,Sa Ms r. 5h
sehappei rode Paragon near The rails or the
thirty yards Of the line. where barnes was fast
lapping him with the Maxim fy in driving
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lengths behind Taragon.
THE RACE FOR THREE-YIAH-oLDs.
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Drake Britannia, and a, Long a as also ran
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The race was a hummer between all but
the pace lspped By Drake, Bslytdere and Es,
holding him well in hand on the run along the
Rackstretch At the half.mile post Britannia,
Drake, Belyidere. and Etuyvesant raced AZ
named. all lapped to the girth. Littlefeld held
A. the head Of which Stuyyesant was second.
th Sa1d came race to stand the equal Of which
70 TO- trail. The other live were nearly neck and
neck. At the last furlong Garrison put the
favorite's neck in the clear. In the fast few
yards he was drawn back int9 the line. Billy
rare sight Of four horses finishing neck and
nefk caused wild shouting. Esqnimau won 6y
2 head from Stuyvesant, Beividere Tapped
stuyvesant to the head. and Drake was only q
head behind Belvidere.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Handicap sweepstakes for all ages at SIS each. with
quarter
A. a ua.Aasb,e C. EuruA Z by Eoius-hajestic, Ios
4 MeDonad,s g. Long Kni hs aged lis Gones,.. 2
horriAs ch G. Phil Lee T. lOe Church,
BArnum and Hidalgo also ran.
Time. 2;i3M
pbetng-Against Long Knight to 81; HidAlgo, Sto 1;
fhi Leo etoi; Eurus, 70 +; Barnum. lOtoi
=, Phil Lee took the lead at an even start, with
gurus second, Passing the stand Phil Lee,